"bbalmer" wrote:"bbalmer" wrote:We currently have 15 separate connection pools across multiple servers and databases with more to come.I find the existing web-console cumbersome when I want to keep track of connections on all pools (max/min, current connections, etc).I would like to either write a web application to do this or utilize jmx in some way.I am fairly new to JBoss (using 3.2.1) and don't know which way to go as well as how to expose how the jmx-console pulls the connection information.Any help would be greatly appreciated.Thanks.
"bbalmer" wrote:We currently have 15 separate connection pools across multiple servers and databases with more to come.I find the existing web-console cumbersome when I want to keep track of connections on all pools (max/min, current connections, etc).I would like to either write a web application to do this or utilize jmx in some way.I am fairly new to JBoss (using 3.2.1) and don't know which way to go as well as how to expose how the jmx-console pulls the connection information.Any help would be greatly appreciated.Thanks.
